Abstract:Practice is a messy, miserable reality that deserves its own independent study. What do we do in times of war? This has dramatically changed for me and many...
Abstract:Dr. Tehama Lopez Bunyasi is an incoming Assistant Professor of Conflict Analysis and Resolution. (PhD University of Chicago, 2009). She comes to Mason from...
Abstract:The tenth Summer Workshop on Conflict Resolution in Latin America and the Caribbean was held in Bogota, Colombia between June 5th and 13th 2014, in partnership...
Abstract:The summer of 2014 is shaping up to be “hot” for the global peace and security field, not only due to the new reports on the catastrophic effects...
Abstract:Alaa Kamel, an S-CAR MS Student, and I, Sarah Rose-Jensen, a PhD candidate at S-CAR, presented a panel discussion titled "Resolving Contradiction:...
Abstract:The kidnapping of 278 schoolgirls is one of the most recent in a series of attacks by Boko Haram, a militant Islamic Group from Nigeria's north. Attacks...
Abstract:The weekend of March 15, 2014 will be long remembered by Cathia Soughe, a student at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Cathia was one of many...
Abstract:On Thursday, May 15, 2014, the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) held its convocation ceremony at George Mason University's Center for...
Abstract:The theme of this year’s Rwandan Genocide commemoration is “Remember, Unite, and Renew.” As I reflect on this forward-looking theme, I find...
Abstract:The Student Association and Advisory Board of the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) sponsored “Beyond Crimea: The Evolution of The...
Abstract:On Friday March 14, 2014, The Asia Foundation, with support from the Southeast Asia Studies Program and Johns Hopkins University, held a book launch for Rido:...
